The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-24

at 2 o'clock, the frat exhibition being
ona
HORIZONTAL BAR.
The exercises were foe, and drew
out all the expert proficiency OF the
contestants. SO closely did the ath-
letes approach each other that the
judges found it difficult to decide the
6ner points. Following were the en-
tries and points:
Memphis Verein-Kessell, 20; Han
sen, 2S; Bael zlgsr, 81; segin 81; Bur-
kle, "a; Isele, rs; Tschumy, 20; Rich
ter, "a.
Little Rick Verein-Bergs, 81; Yae-
ger, "a; Stammick, 81; Mons, 90; Kar-
cher, q; Yunkin, 90; Be;zinger, % F.;
Vogeler, 22.
CALIsIHKNICs AND MARCHING.
TIE calisthenic exercises and march
ing, forming maltese cross, etc., in
Guiding the "fchnecke" or snail march,
was beautiful feature and gracefully
executed. Following are the male
participants: g Kessel, Joseph Uhrig,
Fritz Aehle, G. Hansen, O. Auferoth,
A. Bergschicker, Adelph Eberl ardt,
+. Baenziger, A. Segin, Henry Braun,
Fred B1rkle, Joseph Isele, Henry
Schook, John Schmitt, Harry Dreve,
F. Deutweiler, A. Richter, G.. Fl
Nichol, Fred Isele, E. Koler, Bergs,
Yseger, Stsmmick, Mons, Karcher,
Yunkin, Betzinger and Vogeler.
The misses class, led by Miss Lip.
pold, gave exhibitions OF calisthenics
and marching. Their exercises af
forded much pleasure, and demon.
strated the fact that lovely woman ia
car able Of cultivation in the athletic
exercises to as high degree as the
lords of creation.
PARALLEL BAR.
This contest between Arkansas and
Tennessee excited good deal OF at.
tention, and was very good. Entries
and points we're az follows:
Memphis erein-K essel, 26; Han
sen, 81; Baenzlnger, 10; Segin, "a /;
Burke, "a; Ise'e, 26; Tschumy, 10 /;
Richter, %. i 81
Little Rock verein-Bergs, 20; Yse-
ger, %; Stammick, 25; Mons, 81;
Ksrcher, 20; Yunkin, IA; Bstzlnger,
%; Vogeler, IS.
THE MAYPoIE DANCE
by sixteen young misses was pariici-
pated In by the following: 0ttilla
Leuhrman, Bertha Lippold, Lena
Schorr, Katie Lorey, GAIA Kney,
Mary schorr, Emma Lippold, CLARA
Finnie, Iona Sohm, Emily Tanner,
Katie Frey, Minnie Dreve, Pauline
Emerich, josie Dreve, Emily Hopkins
and Lula Aehle.
This was a novelty to many OF the
attendants, and the little misses were
awarded rounds Of hearty app auss.
SIDE HORSE.
The exercises on the side horse were
good and some daring feats were per-
formed. Following were ihs entries
and points:
Memphis Verein-Kessel, "a; Han
sen, 20 Bsenziger, IS; Segin, 10 /;
Burke, -; Isele, IS; Tschumy, 20;
Richter, 23.
Little Rock Verein Bergs, 90 {;
Yaeger, %; Stsmmick, %; Mons, 81 /;
Ksrcher, 26; Yunkin, IA; Betzinger,
zzj NoReier, IL.
LENGTH HORSE.
This exhibition of athletic attain
ments was good, and all participating
showed excellent training. Points
were made as follows:
Memphis Verein-Kessel, %; Han
sen, Fl ; Baenziger, Is; Ssgin, II with
drew on account of illness); Burke,
10; 1sele, "a; Tschumy, IA; Richter,
"a.
Little Rock Verein-Bergs, "a; Yae.
ger, II; stammick, %; Mons, %;
Karcher, 81; Yunkin, is; Bstzinger,
Is; Vogeler, IL.
While the above was going on, the
junior class gave exhibitions In an
other Part Ct the park.
Prof. Geo. III. Pisf deserves much
credit for the work he has done. The
exhibition given by the children, both
boys and girls, showed that he has
them admirably trained.
The Prizes.
AT 8 o'clock last night Mr.. Theodore
Krekel, the President OF the Arkansas
Turn Circuit, delivered an address in
German and presented priz,s 10 the
victors as follows:
For "Vo ks" and apparatus turning
Little Rock first, Memphis second (;
individual prizes, Gustave Kessell OF
Memphis and Andrew Karcher oil
Little Rock.
Rapier Fenclne-Harry Dreve and
Fred Baenzlnger, Memphis.
Foil Fencing--Gus Kessel and Fran X
Deutweiler, Memphis.
High Jumping-Joseph Isele and
A. Hansen, Memphis.
Throwing Javelin-A. aeDEingel
and Fred Burke, Memphis.
Climbing Rope-Theodore V0egler,
| Little Rock, first; Otto Richter, Mem
phis, second.
70 IsitiDe weigh ,s1aGHs x ssseIl,, Mem.
Pphis, fret; Henry YAeger, Little Rock
second.
sen, Memphis. .-...es:.
Hop, step and iump-Juiius Mons
Little Rock, first; Joseph Isele, Mem
Wrestling-Gus Kessel, Memphis
first; Henry Betzinger, Little Rock
second.
Pole Vaulting-Gus Ke.ssl, Mem
phis, frat; julius Mons, Little Rock
second.
THE COURTS.
United EtRtes Circuit Court.